Las Vegas Strip View Condos

Las Vegas Strip view condos for sale

Condos that look at the Strip, from towers on it to hillsides across the valley.

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78Days on market
$356Price per sq ft
$237,700Median list price
LVR, updated November 9, 2026

Where can you buy a condo with a Strip view in Las Vegas?

Strip view condos are mostly in the high rises on and near the Strip, with some in towers and hillside complexes farther out, and there are 90 for sale right now at a median list price of $237,700.

  • In most towers only one side faces the Strip, so two units on the same floor can have very different views.
  • The closest views are from towers on the Boulevard, like Sky Las Vegas and Veer Towers.
  • Towers on Dean Martin Drive, west of I-15, look straight across at the center Strip.
  • From the west side and the hills of Henderson, you see the whole skyline at a distance, with less noise.
  • This list uses the view field the listing agent fills in, so confirm the view from the unit itself.

By Truman Fleming, updated October 2026

Price$125K to $300K
$125K$13.5M

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Market

What is the Las Vegas Strip view condo market doing?

Las Vegas Strip View Condos sold for a median of $464,000 over the last 12 months, usually in about 57 days at 93 percent of the original list price. With 386 condos for sale, that is 12.1 months of supply. Supply is high, which gives buyers room to negotiate.

Median sold price
$464,000
Median days to sell
57
Sale to original price
93%
Months of supply
12.1

How competitive is the Las Vegas Strip View Condos market?

Buyers in Las Vegas Strip View Condos have room to negotiate: most homes sell under the asking price. Over the last six months homes sold for a median 96.2 percent of their final asking price and 22 percent sold at or over asking. That is from 191 closed sales.

Median sold price by month

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Closed sales in Las Vegas Strip View Condos, last 12 months, 378 sales. LVR data as of November 9, 2026.

Prices

How many Las Vegas Strip View Condos homes are for sale at each price?

Las Vegas Strip View Condos has 386 homes for sale. The most, 90, are priced under $300K.

Best communities

Which Las Vegas condo towers have the best Strip views?

Sky, Veer, and the Waldorf Astoria put you on the Strip, Panorama Towers and The Martin look across at it, and One Queensridge Place sees the whole skyline from the west side. Each building has its own guide with live listings.

Sky Las VegasA 45 story tower on the north Strip where many units look down the length of the Boulevard.
Waldorf AstoriaResidences above the hotel at CityCenter, with Strip and mountain views from the upper floors.
Veer TowersTwo leaning glass towers inside CityCenter, the only all-residential building there.
Panorama TowersTwo 33 story towers on Dean Martin Drive, across I-15 from CityCenter.
The MartinA 45-story tower just west of the center Strip, with the Strip on one side and the mountains on the other.
AllureA 41 story tower on Sahara Avenue where upper floors look south down the Strip.
Trump HotelA 64 story condo-hotel next to Fashion Show, where Strip view or mountain view moves the price most.
MGM SignatureThree condo-hotel towers behind the MGM Grand. Strip side suites sell for more.
One Queensridge PlaceTwo guard gated towers on the west side, with the Strip to the east and Red Rock to the west.
Turnberry TowersTwo gated 45-story towers a few blocks east of the north Strip.
Community guide

What is it really like to live with a Strip view?

A Strip view is the thing out-of-town friends remember. At night the Boulevard lights up from Mandalay Bay to the Sphere and Fontainebleau, and New Year's Eve fireworks happen right outside the glass. Most people who buy for the view use the place as a second home or a base for work on the Strip, and they spend their evenings on the balcony more than they expected.

Distance changes everything. In a tower on the Boulevard like Sky or Veer, you are in it: walk to dinner and shows, and live with crowds, sirens, and event traffic. From Panorama Towers or The Martin on Dean Martin Drive, you look straight across I-15 at the center Strip and get home without driving on Las Vegas Boulevard. From One Queensridge Place or a hillside condo in Henderson, the skyline is a picture on the horizon, quiet and about 20 minutes away.

The view is on one side of most towers, so price follows direction and floor more than anything else. A low floor facing the Strip may look at a parking garage, and a view that is open today can close when a new tower goes up. Strip-facing glass in the towers west of I-15 faces east, which is easier in summer than the west side. Plan on race week in November, when the Las Vegas Grand Prix closes roads around the Strip for several days, and on traffic for big events at T-Mobile Arena and Allegiant Stadium.

Before you buy

What should you check before buying a Strip view condo?

See the view from the unit at night, ask what could be built in front of it, and price it against sold units on the same side and floor.

  1. See it at night

    Visit after dark and from the balcony, not from the lobby or the listing photos. The MLS view field is filled in by the listing agent and can mean a full view or a slice between buildings.

  2. Direction and floor

    Ask which way the unit faces and how high it sits. Compare its price with sold units on the same side of the same tower, since that is how appraisers will look at it.

  3. What could block it

    Look at the open lots and older low buildings between the unit and the Strip, and ask the county or city what is planned there. A view you pay a premium for is not protected.

  4. Noise and light

    Check the unit on a Friday night. Sirens, club music, helicopters, and the glow from signs reach high floors near the Boulevard.

  5. Event traffic

    Race week in November closes roads around the Strip, and big games and concerts fill the streets around the arenas. Ask how residents get in and out of the garage on those nights.

  6. HOA dues and reserves

    Towers with Strip views are often staffed buildings with high dues. Read the reserve study and two years of board minutes before you remove contingencies.

  7. Financing

    Several Strip view towers are condo-hotels, where Fannie Mae will not buy the loan. Ask your lender early whether it can lend in the building.

Cost of ownership

What does it cost to own a Strip view condo in Las Vegas?

Here is the monthly cost at the live median list price of $237,700, with 20 percent down. Dues in the Strip towers are high and change by building and unit size, so check the dues on each listing. Change any number to fit your budget.

Estimated monthly payment $1,421
  • Principal and interest$1,202
  • Property tax$119
  • Home insurance$100
  • HOA dues$0

Illustrative only. Your lender, the county assessor, and your insurer set the real numbers. Not a loan offer from VIPhomes.Vegas.

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Which Strip view condos just dropped their price?

146 homes in Las Vegas Strip View Condos have cut the price since listing.

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Questions, answered

Questions people ask about Las Vegas Strip view condos

Which Las Vegas condos have the best Strip views?

For the closest views, towers on the Boulevard like Sky Las Vegas, Veer Towers, and the Waldorf Astoria. For a full look across at the center Strip, Panorama Towers and The Martin on Dean Martin Drive. For the whole skyline at a distance, One Queensridge Place on the west side.

Do all units in a Strip tower have a Strip view?

No. In most towers one side faces the Strip and the other faces the mountains, and lower floors may look at other buildings. Check the side and floor of each unit.

How much more does a Strip view cost?

It depends on the tower, the floor, and how open the view is. The best way to see it is to compare sold units on the Strip side and the mountain side of the same building, which we can pull for you.

Are there Strip view condos outside the high rises?

Some. Hillside condos and townhomes in Henderson and on the west side can see the skyline, and listings mark that in the view field. Those views are farther away and quieter.

Can you finance a Strip view condo?

In a regular condo tower, usually yes. In a condo-hotel like MGM Signature, Trump, Palms Place, or Vdara, it is harder because Fannie Mae does not buy loans in projects that run as a hotel, so most of those sales are cash.

Can you see the Grand Prix from a Strip view condo?

From some upper floor units that face the course, yes. The race runs on Las Vegas Boulevard, Koval Lane, Harmon Avenue, and Sands Avenue in November, and the roads around it close for several days.

How is this list made?

It shows every condo and high rise listing whose view field includes the Strip. The listing agent fills that in, so confirm the view from the unit.

How do I find the schools for a home in Las Vegas?

Public schools in Las Vegas are assigned by home address through the Clark County School District, and the lines can change from year to year. Look up any address with the district's zoning search, and read each school's public report on the Nevada Report Card.

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Where these numbers come from

  • Listings, prices, and counts come from LVR through IDX, refreshed November 9, 2026.
  • The market trend uses closed sales in Las Vegas Strip View Condos over the last 12 months (378 sales), as of November 9, 2026.
  • The payment calculator is illustrative. Rates, taxes, and insurance vary by lender, address, and buyer.
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